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| It's strange how all of them had the same clothes as the Beta Worldline. Welp, you know where to go Okabe when you missed Kurisu. |
| He who smiles in a crisis has found someone to blame. |
Kiev said: wow them feels.My god i cant count how many times i cried this episode... It was a little bit confusing since S1 was like so looong ago..so..here it is For those of you who don't understand the dmail from this episode or the connection to episode 22 of the original show, let me explain it. The message said "don't come in" and was sent from the future by the Okabe and Kurisu you saw in most of this episode. It was sent to past Kurisu, who had said goodbye to Okabe in episode 22, and was about to leave Japan. In this world line, the reason why Kurisu is alive is because Kurisu, instead of leaving, went back to the lab and confessed her love for Okabe. This makes Okabe abandon the dmail and save Kurisu instead of Mayuri. The dmail was sent to the past Kurisu to prevent her from confessing her love. And it worked, by delaying her long enough (she looked at her phone before opening the door to think about it) to allow Okabe to press the enter key, thus transferring Okabe back to the Beta world line in the original show. Copy pasted this from somewhere, its good i was confused after watching the episode. thank you for making it clear |
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| That kiss was so bittersweet :( |
| I'm Bruneian and I like anime. And Manchester United. And fat cats. |
| Pretty emotional episode, in my opinion the best so far of this season. Nice to see Kurisu alive, and that pinky promise though |
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| Episode passed really fast, but I appreciate it a lot, it felt like a true Season 1 episode. |
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Kiev said: wow them feels.My god i cant count how many times i cried this episode... It was a little bit confusing since S1 was like so looong ago..so..here it is For those of you who don't understand the dmail from this episode or the connection to episode 22 of the original show, let me explain it. The message said "don't come in" and was sent from the future by the Okabe and Kurisu you saw in most of this episode. It was sent to past Kurisu, who had said goodbye to Okabe in episode 22, and was about to leave Japan. In this world line, the reason why Kurisu is alive is because Kurisu, instead of leaving, went back to the lab and confessed her love for Okabe. This makes Okabe abandon the dmail and save Kurisu instead of Mayuri. The dmail was sent to the past Kurisu to prevent her from confessing her love. And it worked, by delaying her long enough (she looked at her phone before opening the door to think about it) to allow Okabe to press the enter key, thus transferring Okabe back to the Beta world line in the original show. Copy pasted this from somewhere, its good Does that mean that she will die in that world line? Because he will choose not to let Mayuri die? |
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| Rewatched episode 22 of the original show after this one and broke down once again |
dzew said: Fuck not this again... this fucking anime Weird to see this discussion with so few posts for such episode. Is everyone crying?? This was the time when MAL's forum was shut down for 2-3 months if I remember correctly You can see that the first comment is from Aug 8 2018, while the episode was aired on May 30 |
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| Probably the best episode of Steins;Gate 0 and the most emotional Steins;Gate episode in general. Expected there to be more discussions about this. |
0451 said: Probably the best episode of Steins;Gate 0 and the most emotional Steins;Gate episode in general. Expected there to be more discussions about this. When this episode aired, MAL was shut down for months |
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SheevPalpatine said: 0451 said: Probably the best episode of Steins;Gate 0 and the most emotional Steins;Gate episode in general. Expected there to be more discussions about this. When this episode aired, MAL was shut down for months I see. I remember that happening at some point. It explains a lot, thanks. |
| Holy shit this was such a wonderful extension of the chapter, and to top it off Lyra was played at the end AAAAAAAAAAAA Goddamnit it's the alpha worldline onions I tell ya! |
| Wow wow wow wow.. Okabe was sent to a world line where Mayurii is dead and Kurisu is alive. Which turns out to be the alpha world line. Kurisu's decision is for Okabe to go back to his former world line where Mayurii is the one that lives and Kurisu is the one that dies. BEFORE SENDING THE D-MAIL, THEY KISS! YES A KISS AGAIN! SUGOI :D Glad to see some romance again between them, he really needed love from someone. The message in the d-mail was ''Don't come in'' but Kurisu still went in? doesn't really make sense but it seems like before she came in, Okabe sent a d-mail and went to different worldline aka the beta one i TINK. I might just be wrong but she was about to say her FEELINGS! GODDAMIT |
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SideCharacterKal said: Wow wow wow wow.. Okabe was sent to a world line where Mayurii is dead and Kurisu is alive. Which turns out to be the alpha world line. Kurisu's decision is for Okabe to go back to his former world line where Mayurii is the one that lives and Kurisu is the one that dies. BEFORE SENDING THE D-MAIL, THEY KISS! YES A KISS AGAIN! SUGOI :D Glad to see some romance again between them, he really needed love from someone. The message in the d-mail was ''Don't come in'' but Kurisu still went in? doesn't really make sense but it seems like before she came in, Okabe sent a d-mail and went to different worldline aka the beta one i TINK. I might just be wrong but she was about to say her FEELINGS! GODDAMIT The message delayed Kurisu enough so Okabe could press the key. It makes sense |
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| the connecting dots between ep 22 of S;G and this ep of S;G 0 is amazing |
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| I didn't thought my heart would be broken St the end of the episode.... What am wholesome episode it was.... The best girl is back :( |
| Haven't found a good anime dialogue to copy yet!! |
Bejitto said: during this episode ? I just finished the series but still, this is the only thing I don’t get Because Kurisu was not able to stop Okabe from pressing the enter key... Originally she came in the room and told okabe that she love her but when they sent the D-Mail,kurisu was a little late and by then okabe has already pressed the key... |
| Haven't found a good anime dialogue to copy yet!! |
| Bittersweet and amazing. Also, that ending. That ending tho. |
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Mugen8YT said: The game implies that Milky Way Crossing happens in the same worldline as Vega and Altair - and it does work if that's the case. No, it doesn't imply that and it doesn't work that way VN |
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| Return to Alpha worldline, I heard that it was a different one, but regardless of the change, he still couldn't save both of whom, effort to change the fate seems to be hopeless. Kurisu seems to remain the same, Daru lost his confidence and positivity, without Mayuri, the atmosphere just felt miserably gloomy. From his reaction in the lab to having to accept Mayuri's death in front of her tombstone, his grief, fatalism and escapism are well performed. A beautiful episode, could slightly predict how S;G 0 will end, but I still hope Okabe will keep moving forward and won't give up his ideal about a perfect worldline. |
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| I like how they swapped lines from the movie about just forgetting about them lol Not exactly sure what happened at the end though and how it would affect world lines. |
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I like how they swapped lines from the movie about just forgetting about them lol
Not exactly sure what happened at the end though and how it would affect world lines.
Not exactly sure what happened at the end though and how it would affect world lines.
Muow said: Not exactly sure what happened at the end though and how it would affect world lines. In this worldline, Okabe didn't delete the message from SERN database like he did in Ep22, because Kurisu came earlier and confessed her love, thus Okabe lost his resolve to press the button. To avert this, at the end of thus episode, Kurisu sent a D-Mail to herself: "Don't come in", which delays her a few seconds, thus Okabe can press the button and can delete the message from SERN's database, as it happened in Ep22, thus changing the worldline back to a Beta one |
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Muow said:
Not exactly sure what happened at the end though and how it would affect world lines.
Not exactly sure what happened at the end though and how it would affect world lines.
In this worldline, Okabe didn't delete the message from SERN database like he did in Ep22, because Kurisu came earlier and confessed her love, thus Okabe lost his resolve to press the button.
To avert this, at the end of thus episode, Kurisu sent a D-Mail to herself: "Don't come in", which delays her a few seconds, thus Okabe can press the button and can delete the message from SERN's database, as it happened in Ep22, thus changing the worldline back to a Beta one
| @SciADV_Maniac So that's what happened in that world line. Ok but if they sent a text to make sure events happened as they did in episode 22, wouldn't that mean whatever caused him to world shift in the first place still of happened. Usually it was him/the group causing the shifts with all the d mails and time leaping and reverting it would revert him back to the previous world state. But this time it wasn't him that caused it. |
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So that's what happened in that world line. Ok but if they sent a text to make sure events happened as they did in episode 22, wouldn't that mean whatever caused him to world shift in the first place still of happened. Usually it was him/the group causing the shifts with all the d mails and time leaping and reverting it would revert him back to the previous world state. But this time it wasn't him that caused it.
So that's what happened in that world line. Ok but if they sent a text to make sure events happened as they did in episode 22, wouldn't that mean whatever caused him to world shift in the first place still of happened. Usually it was him/the group causing the shifts with all the d mails and time leaping and reverting it would revert him back to the previous world state. But this time it wasn't him that caused it.
Muow said: wouldn't that mean whatever caused him to world shift in the first place still of happened. That isn't how world lines work. There is only 1 active world line at any given time, the rest of the world lines are not active and loaded, they only exist as mathematical possibilities. There are infinite number of mathematically possible world lines. If you do something which causes a world line shift (changing the past, break the chain of causality, etc), then the world simply deactivates the current world line, and loads one of the world lines from the all the other possible world lines to eliminate the errors. The world always tries to be in an equilibrium state, so it won't load a world line where the cause of the previous shift is still there, because that would mean the world lime would shift again, and again, and again, and so on... That isn't equilibrium. That's oscillation. The reason why the world works like this is (Anonymous;Code) |
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Muow said:
wouldn't that mean whatever caused him to world shift in the first place still of happened.
wouldn't that mean whatever caused him to world shift in the first place still of happened.
That isn't how world lines work.
There is only 1 active world line at any given time, the rest of the world lines are not active and loaded, they only exist as mathematical possibilities. There are infinite number of mathematically possible world lines.
If you do something which causes a world line shift (changing the past, break the chain of causality, etc), then the world simply deactivates the current world line, and loads one of the world lines from the all the other possible world lines to eliminate the errors.
The world always tries to be in an equilibrium state, so it won't load a world line where the cause of the previous shift is still there, because that would mean the world lime would shift again, and again, and again, and so on... That isn't equilibrium. That's oscillation.
The reason why the world works like this is
(Anonymous;Code)
| @SciADV_Maniac Thanks for the explanation, that helps a lot. I just got the impression they all sorta happen simultaneously, but I can see that's not the case. |
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@SciADV_Maniac
Thanks for the explanation, that helps a lot. I just got the impression they all sorta happen simultaneously, but I can see that's not the case.
Thanks for the explanation, that helps a lot. I just got the impression they all sorta happen simultaneously, but I can see that's not the case.
| @Muow If that would be the case, don't you think that Reading Steiner as an ability wouldn't make any sense? The VN is more clear about world lines, it directly states that they are not parallel worlds |
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@Muow If that would be the case, don't you think that Reading Steiner as an ability wouldn't make any sense?
The VN is more clear about world lines, it directly states that they are not parallel worlds
The VN is more clear about world lines, it directly states that they are not parallel worlds
| @SciADV_Maniac well the ability is the power to maintain his memories after a world shift? I was just assuming he sorta like took over the shifted over version. Cause the other versions did things he was unaware about. It made more sense in my head lol But I'm watching the show only right now. You replied alot, so I know there's a lot the VN explained better, more and with more clarity. So I'm probably missing out lol |
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